Since the elderly couple had already agreed, what else did he have to hesitate about?
Who is this?
Kiku, the Ghost-type Elite Four member of the Kanto region, is more than qualified to be his teacher.
What do you rely on to succeed in the world?
It's about background! It's about connections! It's about friends!
It goes without saying how extensive the network of connections a member of the Pokémon League's Elite Four could bring to Roy. From being initially rejected by the Rookie Cup to eventually being able to enter, it was all thanks to Agatha, just as he had expected.
"Teacher, please accept my bow!"
Roy knelt down on the ground with remarkable ease; the other party's knowledge of Ghost type Pokémon was definitely far superior to Roy's own haphazard approach.
"Um."
Agatha nodded in satisfaction and helped Roy up. Gengar nodded in imitation of Agatha, but after being glared at, Gengar became much more obedient.
"I didn't bring much with me this time. I noticed you have Litwick Pokémon your competition, so you should probably need this."
As she spoke, Agatha took out a dark purple stone from her Spatial Bracelet and handed it to Roy, who was stunned when he saw the stone in his hand.
Item: Dusk Stone
Quality: Perfect quality
Another perfect quality Dusk Stone?
Is this what it feels like to have someone protecting you? It's so wonderful!
Thank you, teacher!
Although he already possessed a perfectly high-quality Dark Stone, who would complain about having too many of these wonderful items?
From now on, I will be Roy, the last disciple of Agatha!
That fame must be considerable, so perhaps...
Roy plans to change the name of his IQ account to Roy (his mentor Agatha), thinking that this will increase his popularity.
He was already thinking about how to leverage Agatha's fame to generate some buzz for himself, since his current Popularity Points was less than 10,000.
The perfect quality Power Band in the shop requires 200,000 Popularity Points to redeem.
Agatha was unaware of Roy's system, and of course, she had no idea about Roy's cunning schemes. However, she noticed that the smile on Roy's face seemed unstoppable.
Suddenly, she felt like she had been deceived, but the words had already been spoken, and the thing she despised most was going back on her word.
"Let me see your Pokémon."
"Yes, teacher."
Roy only summoned the Litwick on his shoulder, and said that the other three were being raised freely in the house on the back mountain.
Did Agatha never expect that Roy had already caught four Pokémon?
"Candle!"
The Litwick witnessed the entire process of Roy becoming an apprentice; the woman exuding a chilling aura was Roy's teacher.
Agatha touched the pale blue Ember above her head with her palm. She had already Analytic Roy's Litwick during the competition, and it had been trained by Roy to be excellent.
However, she also discovered shortcomings in Roy's training, which we'll discuss later.
"Teacher, there are three more in my dorm room. I'll go get them now."
I'll go with you.
Agatha gestured for Roy to lead the way, and she went with Roy.
Back Mountain
"You live in this shabby place?"
Agatha felt a surge of dissatisfaction looking at the dilapidated little house in front of her. How could her apprentice live in such a wretched place?
Hearing Agatha's angry voice, Roy reminded her:
"Teacher, don't you think something's different here?"
No the same?
After Roy's reminder, Agatha, who had only felt dissatisfied, suddenly Frisk that the Ghost type aura in this place was extremely strong.
Although Roy took the Ghost Soul Slate from the cave in the back mountain, the Ghost type aura left behind by the Plate lingered for a long time.
That explains it; no wonder Roy chose this place.
Gengar also really liked this place. Just as it was about to run into Roy's house, it was stopped by Agatha. How could she not know what Gengar was up to?
Before Gengar could even carry out his plan to scare other ghosts, Agatha called him back into the shadows.
Roy summoned the Duskull sleeping in the house, the Primeape watching videos with its Communicator, and the Misdreavus flying around waiting for Roy to return, having nothing better to do.
Duskull?
Roy also had a Duskull. After observing it carefully, Agatha concluded that the Duskull was also well-bred and had grown quite plump.
The Duskull, who usually enjoyed scaring people, dared not show off in front of Agatha at all; he sensed a terrifying aura emanating from Agatha's shadow.
After observing the Duskull, Agatha turned her attention to the Misdreavus. Roy's Misdreavus seemed very lively, and she sensed that it was different from ordinary Misdreavus.
Even she couldn't pinpoint exactly what was different.
But what the heck is this third one?
When Agatha saw the Primeape wrapped in bandages with only a small cut at its eye, she was momentarily stunned. How come she didn't know that Pokémon -Ghost type Primeape existed?
Is this Dusknoir?
Roy already has a Duskull, doesn't he?
Moreover, she couldn't sense any Ghost type aura from this Pokémon.
Roy: It would be truly unbelievable if you could feel it.
"Teacher, this is my Primeape. He's injured, and Nurse Joy put bandages on his body."
Primeape?
Agatha wondered why Roy, a Ghost-type Trainers, would capture Primeape.
Could it be Pokémon for defensive purposes against Dark type Pokémon?
But with so many excellent Fighting type Pokémon, why bother catching a Primeape that can be found anywhere in the forest?
Moreover, for some reason, this Primeape gave her a sense of familiarity, as if she had seen it somewhere before.
Agatha felt that Roy was neglecting his duties.
Roy thought to himself, "Even the Ghost type Elite Four member still has five Poison type Pokémon?"
However, he didn't dare say this to Agatha's face.
Afraid of getting beaten up.
Seeing that Agatha was going to ask Bruno for another Fighting type Pokémon for him, Roy quickly refused:
"Teacher, no need, Primeape is the partner I've chosen!"
Primeape's favorability +10086
Primeape secretly resolved that he would train hard after his bandages were removed next week, so as not to disappoint Roy.
What Roy didn't mention was that Primeape actually has another evolutionary form, which is Annihilape.
But now he has never heard of the name "Annihilape" either in the Academy library or on the IQ network.
In the game, after Primeape learns Rage Fist at level 35, it can evolve into Abomination, a Ghost type / Fighting type, after using Rage Fist Annihilape times consecutively.
However, Roy was unaware that this evolutionary approach wouldn't work in reality.
After evolving, Annihilape's base stats will increase by 80 points and it will gain the Ghost-type, changing from a pure Fighting type to a dual Ghost type / Fighting type.
The last Ghost type / Fighting type Pokémon was a legendary creature, Marshadow.
In the Pokédex of the Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, Annihilape is described as gaining the power to break free from physical constraints when its anger exceeds a certain threshold.
This is why Primeape gains the Ghost-type after evolving; simply put, Primeape got so angry with itself that it died.
Skill: Rage Fist
Effect: Transforms Rage into a powerful attack. The more times it is attacked, the higher the power of the move, up to a maximum of 350.
This is considered an exclusive skill for Primeape and Annihilape, with a power that can reach up to 350 points. Not to mention, Annihilape also has the amazing skill of switching pets, Endeavor.
Roy's assessment of this was: Boom! Absolutely amazing!
It can defend against Dark type that are super effective against it. In addition, with its humanoid Ghost type Charcoal and the Power Band from the System Shop, Primeape's Rage Fist can reach a maximum power of 442.75.